Ocean View is a luxury retreat for the over 50s situated on Sandown Bay on the Isle of Wight. Due to the Isle of Wight being such a popular destination for older holidaymakers, a 10% net rental income...
Banks are still offering rock-bottom interest rates
Investors in the UK and EU, who are thinking of keeping their money in a savings account will be hard-pressed to find banks offering more than 2.5% interest...
With banks offering minimal returns on your savings, are there savvier ways to invest your money?
For those approaching retirement age, they may have been considering investing in a buy to let for retirement...
Can investors still make money from investing in buy to let property with all the restrictions that have been placed on the industry?
In the recent budget announcement (2016) landlords could quite easily...
Oakwood House is a new student accommodation investment development in Sheffield. Home to over 63,000 students and located nearby to both universities’ campuses, good occupancy levels are expected and...
Beaumont Square comprises 39 purpose-built student studios occupying a prime location close to Plymouth’s city centre and the University of Plymouth. Due to be completed in time for the influx of new...
In today’s age, our requirements are constantly changing and individuals are increasingly requiring flexibility with regards to their travel accommodation. Hotels have restricted offerings that cannot...
Millpond View is a luxury care home investment based in a popular south west England retirement location with a growing elderly population and a lucrative investment allowing for returns of 10% for ten...
Northgate Studios student accommodation investment is located in the historic city of Chester and just 700m from the university campus. Investors can enjoy 40% net return over 5 years starting August 2018.
Sir Thomas House is enviably located in central Liverpool close to many university campuses, prices for units in this student accommodation development start from £75,000. A rental income of 8.4% for...
With low property prices and a high number of students, it is unsurprising that Liverpool is a popular city for investors looking at student property. Properties in some postcodes fare better than others,
The second installment of our “Property Investment Spotlight” series focuses on Birmingham, often known as Britain’s ‘Second City’. Here are the top reasons why you should be considering...
Our 2017 property predictions have pointed to a strengthening in rental demand, due to the widening gap between the rise in wages and house price growth, and a shortage of housing.
Yet, even with a strengthening...
There will still be an insufficient supply of housing to meet the demand and the gap between earnings and house prices is still expected to widen, strengthening demand for rental property
In terms of the...
The city positions itself as a viable alternative to London and Cambridge for workers looking for better value for money
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Over the years, Liverpool has undergone substantial regeneration, but what was the catalyst that brought about Liverpool’s ever changing skyline, and what’s in store for the future of the city?
Liverpool...
Manchester grew its population by 19% between 2000 – 2011. What regeneration projects have been driving the boom in population and jobs in the city?
NOMA, Spinningfields, Ardwick. To name but a few projects...
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The British public has taken the monumental decision to leave the European Union. What does that mean for those looking to invest in the UK’s property market?
An Opportunity for Overseas Investors to...
The North West of England tops the charts as the best place to invest for high annual rental yields, whereas the South East benefits from huge increases in house prices.
Despite George Osborne announcing...
Although it may seem like bad news for buy-to-let landlords, all is not lost. Inflation is low, shares prices are falling, several investors like the simplicity of student accommodation investment because they have paid for their own children weekly rent throughout 3 years of university. Director AK says of these investments; “they have been really popular as a hands off investment generating 8% net income per annum."... Read More
Although capital gains tax was not reduced for buy-to-let landlords, all is not as bad as it would seem. Inflation is low, shares prices are falling, several investors like the simplicity of student accommodation investment because they have paid for their own children weekly rent throughout 3 years of university. Director AK says that “It has been really popular as a hands off investment generating 8% Net income per annum."... Read More
It sucks getting gazumped. If the laws were more like in Scotland, once an offer were accepted, that becomes the binding contract. It would avoid chains of purchases falling apart. The other option is to purchase off-plan property because their are usually a few units and you can avoid the disappointment of missing out. ... Read More
It is great to hear that you have connected with another landlord in your area who seems to be doing well.
If you are able to negotiate deal to a below market value price and add additional value or an extra room to maximise income that sounds like a recipe for success.
Having your buy-to-let portfolio in your local area gives you a greater sense of control and can often keep running costs low by self-managing the properties.
If you are open to properties outside of your area; I have a motivated seller who is prepared to sell his two bedroom apartment in Salford for £ 107,995. It was only built in 2008, so there will probably not be much you have to spend on it for a while. A Similar two bed apartment was sold in the same block in last year for £134,597.
The flat is tenanted with a rental income of £ 695 per calendar month. The Net yield after deducting letting management fees, ground rent and service charge is 6%.... Read More
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16:34 PM, 21st March 2016, About 9 years ago
Although it may seem like bad news for buy-to-let landlords, all is not lost. Inflation is low, shares prices are falling, several investors like the simplicity of student accommodation investment because they have paid for their own children weekly rent throughout 3 years of university. Director AK says of these investments; “they have been really popular as a hands off investment generating 8% net income per annum."... Read More
16:24 PM, 21st March 2016, About 9 years ago
Although capital gains tax was not reduced for buy-to-let landlords, all is not as bad as it would seem. Inflation is low, shares prices are falling, several investors like the simplicity of student accommodation investment because they have paid for their own children weekly rent throughout 3 years of university. Director AK says that “It has been really popular as a hands off investment generating 8% Net income per annum."... Read More
23:55 PM, 13th September 2015, About 9 years ago
It sucks getting gazumped. If the laws were more like in Scotland, once an offer were accepted, that becomes the binding contract. It would avoid chains of purchases falling apart. The other option is to purchase off-plan property because their are usually a few units and you can avoid the disappointment of missing out. ... Read More
23:40 PM, 9th June 2013, About 12 years ago
Hi Matt,
It is great to hear that you have connected with another landlord in your area who seems to be doing well.
If you are able to negotiate deal to a below market value price and add additional value or an extra room to maximise income that sounds like a recipe for success.
Having your buy-to-let portfolio in your local area gives you a greater sense of control and can often keep running costs low by self-managing the properties.
If you are open to properties outside of your area; I have a motivated seller who is prepared to sell his two bedroom apartment in Salford for £ 107,995. It was only built in 2008, so there will probably not be much you have to spend on it for a while. A Similar two bed apartment was sold in the same block in last year for £134,597.
The flat is tenanted with a rental income of £ 695 per calendar month. The Net yield after deducting letting management fees, ground rent and service charge is 6%.... Read More